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Veeam Microsoft 365 Community Edition Corrupt adb.log file corrupt

  • March 7, 2026
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Veeam Microsoft 365 Community Edition Corrupt adb.log file corrupt.

 

Does anyone know how to fix corrupt adb.log files?

 

I already submitted a ticket but since its the Community Edition, I doubt I will get assistance.

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Chris.Childerhose
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Jason Orchard-ingram micro
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Veeam describe the support model for the community edition as best effort with no Service level agreements. 
what this means in reality is, support will eventually answer your question, but they only when they aren't dealings with higher priority or paid support tickets. 
 

 


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  • March 8, 2026

Thanks, this is some great information to have.  I did go through this and check that the repository itself is fine but the issue is the log file itself.

[07.03.2026 00:00:02.160]           3 (6)       [Info] Invalid repository status is returned (repository ID: 2d501c21-62e3-46c0-a0e7-2b4970a33307, is outdated: False, is out of sync: False, is out of order: True, out of order reason: JetError -501, JET_errLogFileCorrupt, Log file is corrupt)

I run the backups once a day to SATA platter style (non solid state) drive.  I’m wondering if the file is fragmented and if I should be moving to a solid state drive.


Chris.Childerhose
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Thanks, this is some great information to have.  I did go through this and check that the repository itself is fine but the issue is the log file itself.

[07.03.2026 00:00:02.160]           3 (6)       [Info] Invalid repository status is returned (repository ID: 2d501c21-62e3-46c0-a0e7-2b4970a33307, is outdated: False, is out of sync: False, is out of order: True, out of order reason: JetError -501, JET_errLogFileCorrupt, Log file is corrupt)

I run the backups once a day to SATA platter style (non solid state) drive.  I’m wondering if the file is fragmented and if I should be moving to a solid state drive.

Moving to SSD would help for sure.